Permitting Software RFPs

The City of Toledo’s Department of Housing & Community Development is soliciting statements of qualifications to create a three-year pre‑qualified vendor list (PQVL) for HUD NSPIRE physical inspections of multifamily residential properties (≥40 units). Firms must be NSPIRE‑certified, able to inspect 100% of units for initial licensing, and provide detailed inspection reports, photographic documentation, and timely deficiency notifications. Submissions are electronic via the City of Toledo’s PlanetBids portal; the posting shows it opened 2026-07-10 and proposals are due 2026-07-28 at 1:30 PM EDT.

Provide tech licensing opportunity: advanced feedthrough assembly technology for sealed environments.

Software, products support, annual renewal of software licenses.

Software and Applications.

Leander Independent School District (LISD) issued an RFPC seeking qualified vendors to provide a wide range of software and applications including AI, asset management, and audit management. The RFPC is open for a five-year period and vendors should submit proposals per the solicitation instructions; documentation is available on the district's bid portal.

Provide software & application on an needed basis.

Obtain subscription-based software licensing to support J62BG hemi application.

The Commonwealth of Kentucky issued RFP RFP270008 seeking software and implementation services for a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software systems environment. The scope calls for professional services including project management, training, and software customization as part of the implementation. The solicitation lists a response due date of August 14, 2026 and Kentucky solicitations/responses are handled through the Kentucky Vendor Self Service (VSS) eProcurement system.

The Pressure Sensor Mechanism is designed to measure or monitor tactile pressure. It is based on passive Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) sensor tags and is applicable to a variety of systems. As RFID sensors transmit information wirelessly, they eliminate many challenges associated with traditional wired systems such as bridging joints, reliability, volume, and mass. Innovators at NASA Johnson Space Center are using this technology in robotic systems for pressure sensor monitoring. The RFID Pressure Sensor Mechanism has the potential to be easily integrated in mechanical systems to wirelessly and autonomously communicate pressure changes back to a monitoring system without an external power supply. This NASA Technology is available for your company to license and develop into a commercial product. NASA does not manufacture products for commercial sale.

Developed a Passive Smart Container to monitor and track items that are too small to tag individually. Although Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is being used widely for pallet and box level tracking in the commercial sector, significant technology gaps remain for tracking dense quantities at the item level. This system uses RFID circuits to identify the fill level in a container and could be easily converted for use in industries such as individual health care management, pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution inventory tracking, and retail and supply chain inventory management. Use of this technology enables the manufacturer, distributor supplier or user to easily manage and control an inventory of small items that are difficult to tag such as bulk grain foods, liquids, pills, mechanical parts (nuts, bolts, and washers) and small electronic components. This NASA Technology is available for your company to license and develop into a commercial product. NASA does not manufacture products for commercial sale.

Flame-retardant electrolytes for safer Lithium-ion batteries.

NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center is offering a technology transfer licensing opportunity for a Passive Smart Container system that uses RFID circuits to monitor fill levels and track small bulk items. Interested parties are invited to apply for exclusive or nonexclusive license rights to commercialize, manufacture, and market the NASA-developed technology. Applications must be submitted through NASA's Automated Technology Licensing Application System (ATLAS) by the February 2027 deadline.

Provision of the administration of the National Home Inspector Examination for the Home Inspector Licensing Program.

High-temperature heat pipe reactors by improving the way critical wick structures are manufactured and how heat pipe arrays are filled, sealed, and checked for quality.

LiSA (Lithium Sensing with Advanced Polymer Systems) is a field-deployable, polymer-based sensing platform from National Laboratory that enables rapid, in situ detection of lithium in geothermal brines and clay-rich formations — eliminating the need for costly full-depth drilling and time-intensive laboratory assays during early-stage exploration.

Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), operating as a Department of Energy management contractor, is offering a technology licensing opportunity for PFAS-Free Sulfonated Poly(norbornene) Ionomeric Binders developed by its researchers. These binders serve as a cleaner, tunable drop-in replacement for traditional perfluorosulfonic acid (PFSA) materials in proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells and water electrolyzers, eliminating PFAS while maintaining proton conductivity, gas permeability, and thermal stability. The opportunity targets market applications in hydrogen energy, transportation, stationary power, industrial gas/chemical production, and aerospace/defense, with licensing available through LANL's Technology Partnerships Office.

The Region of Peel is soliciting bids for the supply of Cisco Network Edge Equipment, licensing, and support services on behalf of both the Region of Peel and Peel Regional Police. This procurement covers Cisco network edge equipment together with associated licensing and ongoing support services. Bidding closes on July 21, 2026, and submissions are accepted exclusively online through the Peel Region's bids&tenders portal (Bid Reference: 2026-419T).

The Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (DMH) seeks one or more license agreements for use of approximately 39,260 square feet at the Quincy Mental Health Center for community mental health services, including acute psychiatric inpatient beds and related services. The license term will be one year with up to nine one-year renewal options; responses are due by June 30, 2036 and a site tour is scheduled for Dec. 17, 2025.

Polybenzimidazole (pbi) high-temperature hollow fiber membranes offer a practical way to improve separation efficiency in process environments where standard polymer membranes often lose performance or durability. The platform combines high-temperature operation, chemical resistance and compact hollow-fiber design in a membrane system that can help users recover hydrogen, separate carbon dioxide and process difficult liquid streams with lower energy demand and a smaller equipment footprint than many conventional approaches. Because the fibers are formed from a robust pbi material and engineered with an integrated thin selective layer, the technology is well suited for organizations seeking stronger performance in demanding energy, chemical and water treatment settings.

TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Protein-Based Rare Earth Recovery via Condensation, developed by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory, offers a bio-based method to capture and concentrate rare earth elements from complex liquid mixtures using engineered Lanmodulin (EP-LanM) proteins that self-assemble into recoverable condensates. The technology is at TRL 3 with a U.S. Patent pending (LA-UR-26-25158) and supports applications in critical minerals recovery, mining, e-waste recycling, environmental remediation, and biomanufacturing. This is a Special Notice, not a procurement or grant — LANL is seeking industry partners to license and commercialize the technology.